Publisher's Synopsis
This is the "Year Book of the Oregon and Washington Society of the Sons of the American Revolution" for the year 1895. It offers a glimpse into the activities and membership of this historical society dedicated to preserving the memory of the American Revolution. A valuable resource for genealogists and historians, this book provides insights into the society's mission, its members' lineage, and its role in commemorating the nation's founding. It serves as a primary source for understanding the early efforts to document and celebrate the American Revolution in the Pacific Northwest.
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